The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) has announced the launch of property tax camps across Zone III from November 8 to November 30, 2025, to assist residents in clearing their property tax dues, obtaining self-certifications, and correcting property details. The initiative is part of MCG’s ongoing efforts to make property-related services more accessible and transparent.
According to officials, the camps will operate from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and will be held across different residential areas in Zone III. Residents attending the camps are advised to carry essential documents, such as Aadhaar cards, PAN cards, and property ownership proof—preferably in digital format—to ensure smooth verification and processing.
The schedule released by MCG lists several locations and dates for the upcoming camps. The first camp will be held on November 8 at House No. 384, Ramlila Ground, Jacobpura, under the supervision of Ward 27 Councillor Ashish Gupta. Subsequent camps are scheduled on November 9 at House J-S/21, DLF Phase 2 (Councillor Vipin Yadav), November 15 at A-56, Ashok Vihar Phase 1 near Hanuman Mandir (Councillor Parminder Kataria), and November 16 at Pocket E, Sector 21, near Police Mess (Councillor Rakesh Yadav). Further camps will be held on November 22 and November 23 in DLF Phase 3 and Sector 23A, respectively.
MCG Commissioner Pradeep Dahiya stated that the camps are designed to provide residents with convenient, on-the-spot solutions to issues related to property tax and water connections. He encouraged citizens to participate and utilise this opportunity to update property records and settle outstanding dues without delay.
The initiative also aims to improve compliance and reduce last-minute rush before the financial year-end. By organising these camps, the MCG hopes to strengthen civic engagement and enhance efficiency in tax collection.
Residents of Gurugram’s Zone III can take advantage of these camps to clear pending property tax liabilities, obtain necessary certifications, and correct property details efficiently and without multiple office visits.
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